Fresh from the Farm – Where to Find Us During the Week


7/13/2025

Hello Friends,

We’ve sprouted up in two cozy corners of the UP, and we’d love to see you!

Gould City Market Stand Right at the Farm on Fridays, Saturdays, & Sundays 8 AM to 2 PM

Fresh herbs are now available straight from the garden.

Vegetables are blooming— tomatoes, zucchini, and more organic veggies coming soon!

Saturdays: Fresh cut-flower bouquets, $20 each—our blooms are in full glory!

Curtis Farmers Market, Lions Club Pavilion, right at the corner of Main Street (H-42) and Saw-Wa-Quato Street—just follow the signs. Wednesdays, 10 AM to 2 PM. Limited items available on Wednesdays—catch our full selection at the farm Fri–Sun!

Thank you, everyone who loves my Bagels! It's exciting that I am selling out so fast on Wednesdays. This week, I promise to have more bagels available for you.

Want bread or goodies? Order a week ahead to reserve your favorites—we’ll have them fresh and ready for pickup, either at the Fox Paw Farm Market in Gould City or at the Curtis Farmers Market. You can text Kirsten at the number on our card the day before each Market Day to order baked goods. (ie, Tuesday for Wednesday at Curtis Farmers Market and Thursday for Friday at Fox Paw Farm Market in Gould City.)

As always, everything we make is soy-free, as non-GMO as nature allows, and rooted in integrity. Thanks for supporting local, sustainable living!

You can find more inspiration and ideas on The Seasonal Farmer

With gratitude,

Kirsten & Don, The Seasonal Farmers at Fox Paw Farm

Thank you to the visitors we have seen. We enjoy meeting each of you and hope to see you again soon.

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Kirsten is a farm-to-table chef with a love of nutritional healing, teaching others how to thrive through nutrient-rich, pure foods. Don is a dedicated farmer who takes exceptional care of his animals, while also sharpening all blades and handling small engine repair to keep the farm running strong. Together, we are creating a Pure Simple Farm Life filled with clean, organic, homegrown foods. We create and sell non-toxic, eco-friendly home and food products while championing regenerative farming, sustainable gardening, and nutritional healing for a healthier community. We share recipes and techniques using the foods grown seasonally in our farm gardens, fields, and forest, inviting others to reconnect with nature’s rhythms and nourishment. Click POSTS or LINKS below to navigate through all the options.

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